Campaign blogs
Each campaign gets a blog for session recaps, story chapters, and campaign news written in markdown.
The story your table is writing
D&D Campaign Journal and Session Recap Blogs
Publish session recaps, campaign news, and announcements in a campaign blog your players will actually read.
Recaps that outlive the group chat
Session recaps posted in a chat thread disappear within a week. A campaign journal gives the story a permanent home: dated entries, images, and a record players can catch up on before the next game.
Every Gold & XP campaign can run its own blog with markdown entries, cover images, tags, likes, and comments — kept private to the group or shared publicly in the community feed.
Campaign tools that stay connected
Images and AI covers
Add images to entries or generate AI cover art with credits to give the journal a visual identity.
Tags, likes, and comments
Organize entries with tags and let players react and comment on the record of their own adventures.
Announcements
Post campaign news, DM announcements, and in-world rumors alongside the long-form journal.
Public or private
Keep the journal inside the campaign or publish it publicly with its own shareable URL.
Community feed
Public entries appear in the community campaign-blog feed, where other players can discover your story.
What a campaign journal can carry
- Dated session recaps
- Campaign news and DM announcements
- In-world rumors for the party
- Entry images and AI cover art
- Tags, likes, and player comments
- A public URL when you choose to share
From session to published recap
- 1
Play the session
The group finishes a session with notes on what happened and what changed.
- 2
Write the entry
The GM or a player drafts a markdown recap with images and tags.
- 3
Publish to the campaign
The entry appears in the campaign blog where members can read, like, and comment.
- 4
Share it if you want
Public blogs get a shareable URL and appear in the community feed for other tables to enjoy.
Frequently asked questions
Who can write journal entries?
Campaign blogs are managed within the campaign, so recaps can come from the Game Master or the players depending on how your group runs it.
Are journals public by default?
No. Blogs stay within the campaign unless the group deliberately makes them public.
Can I see examples?
Yes. The public community feed at /blogs shows campaign journals other groups have chosen to share.
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